Browns Canyon National Monument in Colorado has been officially certified as an International Dark Sky Park by DarkSky International, making it the state’s 18th certified International Dark Sky Place. This designation recognizes the monument as a prime location for dark-sky conservation and educational efforts, allowing it to promote responsible outdoor lighting practices while showcasing its stunning night sky. Featured by the prominent stars of the Summer Triangle and featuring unique landscapes and historical significance, the area is celebrated for both its daytime recreational opportunities and its night sky viewing potential. Advocacy efforts led by Friends of Browns Canyon, including various community events, were crucial in achieving this certification. The collaborative management of the monument by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management further emphasizes the commitment to preserving this precious nighttime environment.